Why People Fail to Heal Hip Osteoarthritis
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Hip arthritis treatments often fail because they're all missing the mark on treating the root problem.
Instead they're focused on treating the symptoms of hip osteoarthritis and as a result people continue to suffer with hip pain once the treatment stops helping.
In this video, Dr. David shares with you the one huge reason why people fail to heal hip osteoarthritis.
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I am following the Hip Arthritis Recovery program and it works. My habits were healthy to start with, but I needed cohesive program that easily laid out what to do and what not to do and even what to do when... Bottom line - better function and almost no pain. Still moving forward and now taking walks without repercussions! What Dr. David says about this is spot on. 🙏🌞❤
I want to thank you so much for all your help and support for different problems that I have had for the past few years! You helped me overcome and heal a fractured calcaneus without surgery, and torn rotator cuff injury without surgery and now I am trying to overcome sciatica pain and it used to go away in a week or so, but this is the worst pain ever for the past month! Still doing your exercises exercises
Hopefully I can be more consistent and overcome this problem with your help!❤❤❤
I have severe arthritis in both hips. I did cortisone shots every 3 months for 2 years. I recently tried your hip recovery program for over 2 months, sadly i continued to deteriorate and now im getting both hips replaced. I feel like a failure. Wish i had found you a year ago....😢
Physical therapy offered by our health system is usually 6weeks.
Then the patient is supposed to continue the exercises at home -- forever! We don't!
That is a major fault of the patient.
Doctors and therapists can only do so much.
Thank you for all your information, videos, and expertise...
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Hi Ejeanroh,
It’s true that maintaining a consistent exercise routine on your own can be tough, but it's so crucial for long-term recovery and health.
We appreciate your kind words about our information, videos, and expertise. Consistency is key, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Thanks again for your comment and for being part of our community.🙌
2:03 I’d go farther and say that many of the methods that ameliorate the pain reduce your ability to ‘feel’ the joint, thereby limiting your recovery. I’ve cut my OTC pain relief use by 80% as I’ve strengthened my hip. Finding exercises that ride the discomfort have really accelerated my recovery.
This is a wealth of information in only 6 min. Thanks again for getting back to the "root cause" and giving hope about what can be done.
Thank you I'm in Scotland and am on 54 week waiting list for hip replacement but I would love to avoid that so I'm going to buy your course ❤
Hello Tracey! We are sorry to hear about your Hip Arthritis ! The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is geared toward avoiding said surgery and fixing the root muscle imbalance that is causing the pain and irritation you may be feeling at the moment. With this Hip Arthritis Recovery Program and the help of one of our Recovery Coaches YOU WILL OVERCOME THIS! We hope to talk to you soon and offer any help we can!
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Hi Tracy!, thank you so much for joining us all the way from Scotland!🏴🧡 We would love for you to be able to avoid surgery as well and we are excited to hear that you are going to give the online course a try. The biggest step is to show up for yourself and stay consistent. We are very confident that you will see a big improvement.
We wish you much success on your road to recovery. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!🧡
Why do you have to wait so long?
@sandramae1772 there is a national health service for free treatment for all regardless of income. Used to be great but it is broken now. A hip op privately would cost about £15 here in UK
😂I think you mean £15,000.
I have excruciating hip pain and am simply unable to do any exercises, I can barely walk. I had a corticosteroid injection 5 days ago and so far absolutely no relief. Combo of ibuprofen and Tylenol did nothing to touch the pain. This is no way to live 😢
wow, great information - thanks so much. I had hip replacement and I feel 99% better. Can't skip my excercises though!
You are absolutely right!
Hi user-do5xi4rc7r! Thanik you for your support! 🙌
Wow! Such great knowledge!
Hi Aweeks6649, thank you so much for the kind words. We have a hip arthritis help playlist that you might also find helpful. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
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We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Thank you
Hi Glovana, you're welcome! Thank you for tuning in. 🧡
Excellent
Hi TheManySHO, thank you so much! Just in case you're interested, we have a hip arthritis help playlist that is very helpful for hip oa issues. You can check it out here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
czcams.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We wish you all the best in your road to recovery. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Can you make a video about costochonrsits?
Hard landscaper for 30 years, regular runner and swimmer
I have hip dysplasia with a torn labrum, can that be healed without surgery?
I’m 49 will hip arthroscopy for FAI and labral tear slow the progression of osteoarthritis?
Sir I want to join hip rehab program. Kindly give me some concession in fee as I m unable to pay it
I need help. Just turned 46 yesterday, have always been super active but obesity runs in my family, yo the point where everyone gets hip replacement surgery at 50. I am nowhere near as big as my family members but genetics has cursed me anyway. I've been scheduled for the cortisone shot but I'm putting it off and the pain is getting worse. I'm doing the exercises but i think my hip is too far gone and my active lifestyle has been severely affected. Please help me!
I know it’s not popular to say anymore but the majority of people I know with hip issues have two things in common, they are not truly active and they are overweight. As you age you need to actually put effort into your own personal health. All my family members who have had hip surgery were inactive and overweight. I do have two friends were this was not the case and after hip replacement surgery they were good as new.
Most people I know who've had hip, knee. Back, neck, shoulder, wrist surgery have worked in a factory for 20-30 years, and, most are relatively fit.
I’m nearly 50 and was told to get a full replacement at 45 - when I was more fit, at target weight. I find many younger people who are given only one potential method to relieve this pain - surgery.
Completely opposite to what I've found haha. Everyone I know with hip arthritis has trained in taekwondo most of their life like me.
So how does one who is overweight become more active when they are in pain?
Can be under activity but also overactivity in repetitive pattern.